Sentence examples for streets marks from inspiring English sources

The Chocolate Factory is in Easton, where the appearance of organic cafes and groceries in the modest terraced streets marks it out, Cantwell-Corn sass, as "the thin end of the wedge of what we know to be gentrification".

The intersection of Chisholm and Washington streets marks the eastern terminus of M-32.

Two bins on Albany and West Streets, marked "FBI Plane Parts," were half full.

Maps of the surrounding streets, marking in red areas that protestors heading home should avoid, circulated on Twitter.

Only its two ends would project out over 31st and 33rd Streets, marking the station's entry.

Smoke and steam now rise from overgrown backyards and cracked, sunken streets, marking the path of subterranean fires that continue to consume buried coal.

Hundreds of events are planned on, under and above the streets, marking the 500th anniversary of the death of its most famous son: Hieronymus Bosch (bosch500.nl).

Page A14 Moscow Journal Volunteers in Moscow's Streets You can spot them in Moscow's streets marked by red armbands, sometimes with body piercings but often with smiles.

Wandering north of the Nevsky, I quickly get lost in a maze of side streets marked by signs written in Cyrillic characters, rendering my map, which uses Roman letters, useless.

The service, established in 1863, can be started in any post office that serves 2,500 people or has 750 delivery points and has paved and named streets marked by signs, as well as drop slots or boxes and passable sidewalks.

However, I did notice that some streets with bike lanes were not marked as having bike lanes, and that several streets marked with green dots as good for cycling were routes that I would suggest only to bold riders who are unfazed by pedaling close to cars in sometimes dense traffic.